Here are the 2 simple steps to a successful compensation claim.
Number 1 – Pick up the phone to call or complete an application online.
Number 2 – Sign the paperwork sent and return them.
That’s it!
How long do you really need? About 20 – 30 minutes in total.
So in reality an accident compensation claim can be on its way, on automate, within 30 minutes. This is how?
Make a compensation claim online . Fill in the blanks and submit your application or call a free phone number. Don’t be afraid to speak to professionals, they’re there to help. Tell them directly or fill in as much details as possible online and you should get a response within 24 hours, even quicker sometimes.
Next some paperwork will be sent out to you that need to be signed and returned. No, you are not signing your life away. This paperwork covers agreement that is carried out by the personal injury solicitor on your behalf. Don’t fret as it’s for your injury compensation claim.
The agreement should be based on a 100% Compensation recovery on your behalf. This is mainly for accident at work, car accident and slip, trip or fall claims.
If something doesn’t make sense then simply ring the personal injury solicitor directly and they will be glad to help you. That’s what they are there for, to help you, so technically once you sign the paperwork the injury solicitor works for you.
So sign and return the paperwork in the envelope provided and the rest is on automate.
A Personal Injury Compensation Claim On Automate?
Now the personal injury solicitor does their job. They make the necessary phone calls, letters, investigation etc… as now it’s their headache, NOT yours.
If they are missing something, they will either ring or mail you. It’s as simple as that.
If you need to attend a medical then this will also be arranged on your behalf. If you can’t make it, say so and it will be re-arranged. If there are any expenses incurred to attend the medical examination, keep the receipt and that can also be claimed back.
Now that’s their job, so now you wait for your cheque.
